DR. Emad Ansari

DR. Emad Ansari Orthopaedic Surgeon- The doctor who treats your bones, joints & Ligaments.

A 5 Yr old child was brought to emergency by parents with a fall from height and sustaining injuries to his Rt elbow and...
29/03/2026

A 5 Yr old child was brought to emergency by parents with a fall from height and sustaining injuries to his Rt elbow and face.
On examination the Rt elbow was grossly deformed and swollen and there was no radial pulse with absent finger & thumb movements.
On xray Supracondylar Humerus fracture was identifed and parents were counselled regarding immediate reduction of the fracture to save the limb.
A trial of closed reduction was done in emergency with slight traction-counter traction and manipulation and from a severely deformed elbow near anatomical alignment was maintained and limb was placed in slab, post reduction the hand perfusion was found to be ok but still no pulses, so patient was taken up for surgery under short sedation, with c arm imaging the fracture was appropriately reduced and fixed with 2 lateral k wires in divergent direction, post fixation the reduced fragment was checked with full range of movement under fluroscopy/continous imaging and was found to be stable.
So the wires were bent and cut outside skin and a posterior slab was applied. Pulse was assesed every 2hrly post procedure, with SP02 immediately after procedure coming out to be 100 percent the pulse was localised after 5-6 hours of procedure and finger movements were also noted.
The child was discharged the next day after procedure with a fully functional hand movements and a smile on parents face✌️
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A 64/Male patient was brought to hospital at night with history of fall at home from stairs.On examination his Rt Leg wa...
28/03/2026

A 64/Male patient was brought to hospital at night with history of fall at home from stairs.
On examination his Rt Leg was externally rotated and flexed at hip.
Distal neurovascular examination was found to be intact.
On Investigation a Neck Of Femur Fracture was Identified and the patient was counselled regarding need to surgery (i.e Bipolar Hemiarthroplasty)
Further on pre operative investigations, patient turned out to be freshly diagnosed severe Diabetic without any prior history of any co-morbidities.
All pre operative optimisations was done and with due Physician Fitness The patient was planned and taken up for surgery.
Surgery was performed under spinal Anesthesia in Lateral position via Moore Approach and a Bipolar Hip Modular Hemiarthroplasty was done.
After routine closure patient was shifted to Recovery for Observation and later on in morning next day patient was made to sit and mobilise with walker support.

A 40 yrs old female was brought to casualty after a RTA in which she sustained injury to her Lt thigh and face with mult...
28/03/2026

A 40 yrs old female was brought to casualty after a RTA in which she sustained injury to her Lt thigh and face with multiple abrasions over body. Post RTA she was not able to stand on her Left limb.
On Xray a femur shaft fracture was identified with all distal neurovascular functions intact.
She was managed in emergency with limb placed in Thomas splint for immobilisation.
Explained about need for surgical fixation of femur shaft fracture and all relevant investigations were done.
Post clearence from Physician she was taken up for surgery and A closed reduction Internal Fixation was done with an Antegrade femur nail.
Post surgery she was mobilised full weight bearing with walker support the next day of surgery.

A 55 yrs old female patient presented to emergency with history of slip and fall at railway station while trying to get ...
28/03/2026

A 55 yrs old female patient presented to emergency with history of slip and fall at railway station while trying to get on the train.
She sustained injury to her left forearm.
All neurovasular examination was found to be intact on examination with swelling & deformity of forearm with crepitus.
She was given a slab in emergency after initial xray which turned out to be Both bone fracture at shaft level.
Patient was admitted with counselling for surgery and after all relevant investigation and physician fitness was taken up for surgery.
An Open Reduction Internal Fixation of Radius was done via Henry Volar approach at mid shaft level and fracture was reduced and provisionally fixed with plate & screws.
Followed by which Open reduction and Internal Fixation of Ulna was done via Subcutaneous approach and after reduction the fracture was fixed with plate.
After obtaining both reduction and provisional fixation, final screws were inserted and fixation was checked by movements.
Wound closure was done routinely and limb was placed in above elbow slab.

Part 2- The patient which was described in previous post whose distal femur fixation as done 4 days ago, was taken kept ...
28/03/2026

Part 2- The patient which was described in previous post whose distal femur fixation as done 4 days ago, was taken kept for fixation of acetabulum.
CT was done for better Pre operative planning and patient was built up for 2nd surgery with blood transfusions including Packed cell RBC and Fresh Frozen Plasma, also other supportive treatments including antibiotics and other necessary medications.
Under Spinal Anesthesia in lateral position on OT table, thru posterior Kocher Langenbeck incision and approach the External rotators was carefully cut and tagged to preserve the blood supply of head to prevent future AVN.
Access was made to reach the posterior of hip, posterior fracture fragment was identified, also with gentle traction and pull of femur to make way to inspect joint with help of steinmann pin intra articular lavage was done and the tiny bone piece was removed from articular region to prevent arthritis and pain on mobilisation. Then the posterior fracture fragment was reduced with traction and lifting of the falling posterior column and maintaining reduction, followed by fixing it with recon plate and screws
Post that the posterior wall fragment was secured with 2 appropriately placed CC screws mainly to hold the fragment in place and a recon plate was bent appropriately to@match the surface and fixed with screws buttressing the fragment
Then after confirming the screws and plate under c arm routine closure was done in which the external rotators were sutured back making sure blood supply to femur head is intact and the sciatic nerve is preserved throughout the procedure which is at high risk in such kind of fracture fixation.
After closure patient was shifted to recovery.

A 20 yrs female patient was brought to Emergency with History of fall from terrace approx 2 floors height and on present...
18/03/2026

A 20 yrs female patient was brought to Emergency with History of fall from terrace approx 2 floors height and on presentation the BP was on lower side and patient was dizzy, with injuries sustained to puncture wound at Rt thigh and knee, Rt hip, Lt Foot and minor CLW at forehead frontal region.
Firstly the patient was stabilised medically in Emergency and as the distal femur was grossly deformed with feeble pulses in lower limb the limb was given traction to correct the deformity and placed in Thomas Splint and immobilised. Stab wound was washed and approximated with help of sutures. All relevant Xrays, CT & other investigations were carried out.
The overall diagnosis was made as”Compound Rt distal femur comminuted fracture with intra articular extension with Rt Posterior wall of acetabulum fracture with Lt foot 4th & 5th MT Fracture with head injury.
The patient was stabilised and build up for surgery was done.
After physician and anesthesia clearance the patient was taken up for distal femur fixation.
Intraoperatively on reduction of fragments provisionally with K wires it was noted that there is loss of cortical bone at anterolateral femur so after appropriate reduction and plate placement to maintain length the defect was filled with beta-TCP granules (synthetic bone graft) mixed with vancomycin.
Routine closure was done in layers and post operatively limb was placed immobilised in long knee brace.
In the same setting below knee boot cast was also applied for fracture of 4th & 5th Metatarsal bones of Lt foot.

A 38 yrs old male patient was brought to emergency after an episode of seizure in early morning for which he was medical...
17/02/2026

A 38 yrs old male patient was brought to emergency after an episode of seizure in early morning for which he was medically stabilised and admitted in icu for observation.
Later on he complained of inability to move his Lt shoulder, so xray was performed which was suggestive of shoulder dislocation, so a reference was given to me in view of the current condition.
On examination it was noted that the glenoid was empty with an anterior bulge and attitude of limb was fixed in abduction and external rotation which all were confirmative of anterior dislocation of shoulder.
Due to patient being anxious and apprehensive with high sensitivity to pain, closed reduction was performed under light sedation via Kocher’s manoeuvre and a successful reduction was achieved by popping sound and ability to touch tip of opposite shoulder.
Post reduction the limb was placed in shoulder immobiliser.

A 28 yrs old male patient presented to emergency after sustaining injury from RTA 1 day ago, with swelling and deformity...
13/02/2026

A 28 yrs old male patient presented to emergency after sustaining injury from RTA 1 day ago, with swelling and deformity in Rt leg, He was taken to a local hospital where a plaster immobilisation was done and primary care of abrased wounds was done and referred to higher centre
On examination wounds, toe movements distal pulses were checked, patient was explained the need for operative fixation and all relevant pre op investigations were done, after physician fitness, the patient was taken up for surgery and under spinal anesthesia CRIF IMN Tibia and CRIF TENS for fibula was done.
Post 1 day patient was mobilised Partial weight bearing with walker support.

A 21 yrs female patient was brought to emergency after an RTA, with Pain & swelling in Rt elbow, CLW in Rt Forehead & Lt...
03/02/2026

A 21 yrs female patient was brought to emergency after an RTA, with Pain & swelling in Rt elbow, CLW in Rt Forehead & Lt leg with multiple abrasions over body
She was managed in emergency and All relevant Xrays were done, in procedure room CLW suturing was done for Forehead and leg after thoroughly cleaning the wound and all aseptic precautions.
And was given an above elbow slab for Distal humerus lateral condyle fracture.
A CT was done to rule out any head injury plus a 3d CT was performed to look for displacement to decide for conservative vs operative fixation of Lateral condyle.
So after all pre op investigations and clearance from neurophysician she was taken up for surgery under Regional Anesthesia and an OPEN Reduction & Internal Fixation with K wires was done for reducing and maintaining joint congruity.
Post procedure limb was placed in above elbow slab.

A 55 yrs old patient presented to emergency with history of RTA and was unable to walk or bear weight on his left Leg, w...
03/02/2026

A 55 yrs old patient presented to emergency with history of RTA and was unable to walk or bear weight on his left Leg, with severe pain in Hip
On examination and xray a Neck of Femur Fracture was identified.
The patient was placed in skin traction till surgery.
Relatives was counselled regarding surgery and need for fixation.
Patients routine work was enquired and found out he has a daily working lifestyle involving heavy work and mobility.
And patients physical build was good. So the decision was made to fix NOF.
Patient was taken for surgery the next day and under spinal anesthesia, a FNS was done via CR thru mini incision of 2 inches.
Post surgery patient was stable and was shifted to ward.
Next day he was Adviced physiotherapy with mobilisation with support of walker toe touch weight bearing.

A 33 yrs old female patient was brought to emergency after an RTA collision of car on barricade, she sustained injuries ...
05/01/2026

A 33 yrs old female patient was brought to emergency after an RTA collision of car on barricade, she sustained injuries to her right thigh and back with multiple abrasions over limbs presentation Rt thigh was grossly swollen with externally rotated foot and crepitus with distal neurovasculature intact.
On xray a femur shaft fracture was identified and patient was explained regarding need for surgical fixation.
All routine pre op investigations were performed and patient was taken up for surgery after Pre Anaesthetic clearance.
Under spinal anesthesia in supine position on fractured leg extension table thru minimal invasive technique a Closed reduction and internal fixation of the femur shaft was performed and reduction checked and accepted under c arm guidance.
Post surgery the patient was started on quadriceps exercises the same day evening and was mobilised full weight bearing with walker support the next morning.

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